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The Darwin Centre at the Natural History Museum in London features a 65-meter cocoon structure, allowing public engagement with scientists and 20 million specimens.
Daniel Garrahan and Tim Hayward visit Anna Hedworth's Cook House in Newcastle, England.
Rhino horn can sell for up to $94 per gram on the black market, driven by demand in Asia and resulting in a high-stakes war against poaching.
Visitors flock to Southern California's poppy reserve, risking damage for Instagram photos.
The IEA warns Europe faces gas shortages this winter without Russian supplies.
Kim Stanley Robinson reflects on his childhood fascination with space, his experiences with astronomy, and the significance of understanding Earth's place in the universe.
The Ecuadorian Amazon is a hugely valuable carbon sink facing threats from human activity.
Cicadas invade New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, turning into sex-crazed zombies this summer.
Jeremy Grantham discusses climate change's impact on investors amid Trump's policies.
A Global conference addresses water security and investment in Safe Drinking Water solutions.
Major powers and Iran agree to meet again over nuclear program talks in Tehran.
This week, VICE covers Iran's influence in Iraq after ISIS's defeat and the historical conflict.
Rouhani offers nuclear talks, while Obama welcomes cautiously and Netanyahu calls it a smokescreen.
Iran marks 40 years since the Islamic Revolution, facing deep economic and social challenges.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard attacks Erbil, prompting condemnation from the United States and France.
Iranian students support Rouhani in the presidential election for social and political freedom.
Trust remains low over ten years post-crisis, prompting a shift towards stakeholder capitalism.
Saudia Zahidi discusses the Future of Jobs report on workforce changes and green economies.
Argentina faces a severe economic crisis as elections approach this Sunday amid rising poverty.
Shoppers embrace buy now pay later services as online sales surge during the pandemic.
A 21-ton Chinese rocket is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere, raising safety concerns.
Tens of thousands of children work in illegal cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Federica addresses the debate on economic growth and its environmental impact this week.
Between 2016 and 2018, there was a 38% increase in assets managed with an ESG lens, reflecting a shift in investment priorities.
Germany and France clash over the North Stream pipeline's future and Russian gas dependency.
Peckham's Levan restaurant reopens with new restrictions and community support amid cautious diners.
Every year, 92 billion tonnes of natural resources are extracted to support industries, with less than 9% cycled back into the economy.
Lincoln Town FC faces challenges as they prepare for the Premier League at Oak Road.
Norwegians pay the highest prices in Europe for food and drink, with alcohol and tobacco costing three times the EU average.
Tim Hayward and Dan Garrahan visit the Harts Group in Soho, where a new El Pastor taqueria has just opened amid ongoing challenges for the restaurant industry.
Millennials drive organic food sales, with 29% willing to pay a premium for healthy options.
Plant-based meats face challenges despite rising popularity and consumer demand for animal welfare.
A polar blast disrupts Christmas travel across the United States, causing chaos and power outages.
The energy crisis prompts Europe's steel industry to consider moving to North and South America.
Chris Horsley visits Mount Etna to examine its recent volcanic activity and eruptions.
Commuting in major cities like London and Brighton is analyzed for its impact on quality of life, highlighting costs, time, and service levels compared to Tokyo and Shanghai.
Freelance journalists face extreme dangers in modern conflict, especially in Syria and against ISIS.
Recent attacks on Palestinian schools in the West Bank have raised significant concerns about student safety and the role of the Palestinian Authority in their protection.
Israel's Tamar field boosts energy production and GDP growth, impacting regional politics.
Targeting of food aid centers and distribution warehouses in Israel raises urgent humanitarian concerns and prompts calls for global action against potential war crimes.
Israeli forces targeted three schools and a desalination plant in Gaza, significantly impacting the local population and raising concerns for children's safety.
In the occupied West Bank, the uprooting of centuries-old olive trees by Israel symbolizes a profound loss for the Palestinian community and their cultural heritage.
Gaza faces a humanitarian crisis as Israeli strikes kill thousands of Palestinians amid ongoing conflict.
Palestinian olive trees face widespread destruction amid ongoing Israeli-Palestinian tensions, highlighting significant environmental and human rights issues in the region.
Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians in Gaza City waiting for food aid, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in the region.
Israeli forces released a military dog on a Palestinian man with Down syndrome, prompting widespread outrage over the treatment of disabled individuals.
An emerald hummingbird chick in Colombia faces a life-threatening encounter with a chicken snake, highlighting the survival challenges in the wild.
Dr. Frances Ryan critiques the use of 'inspirational' for disabled people during the Rio Paralympics.
